Years of Living Dangerously

Can Your Diet Help Keep Climate Change at Bay?

Peter Lehner, Earthjustice

Every single one of us has an opportunity to take climate action, and it comes up about three times a day. (No, I’m not talking about social media, although that might be true!) I’m talking about…

Clean Energy Creates Jobs

Danny Kennedy, California Clean Energy Fund

If you want to create American jobs, it’s hard to beat renewable energy.

In the United States, there are already many more people working in solar energy than in the coal industry — and…

Consumer Energy Alliance, Group Behind Fraudulent Petitions and Letters Signed by Dead People, Releases Anti-Solar Report

David Pomerantz, Energy and Policy Institute

The Big Blue Elephant in the Room

Dr. Sylvia A. Earle & John Bridgelan

Although the recent UN General Assembly meetings in New York City included the largest gathering of world leaders ever to address climate change, the largest factor in our climate cycle was missing from the…

Warren Buffett — Reverse This Tax

Bryan Miller, Diablo Advocacy

Years of Living Dangerously, Season 2, Episode 1, profiles the most anti-clean energy law in the country. Despite his progressive image, Warren Buffett is largely responsible for that law. He can undo it, and he…

Everyone Has the Right to be Rescued in a Disaster

Jordan Melograna, Right to Be Rescued

Harmful Algal Blooms Are Spreading Thanks to Climate Change

Peter Hanlon, GRACE Communications Foundation

This year, beachgoers hoping to cool off during the hot and humid summer days along Florida’s coast were quickly turned back by the noxious lapping of…

Reflecting on Years of Living Dangerously

Sarah Spengeman, Catholic Climate Covenant

My husband and I have been tuning in regularly to watch Season Two of Years of Living Dangerously on the National Geographic Channel, and so much of what we have seen this season has hit…

We’re Wasting Solar Energy Because The Grid Can’t Handle It All. Here’s a Solution.

Jamie Fine, Environmental Defense Fund

California has a nice problem: It’s producing so much clean solar energy that the state’s electric grid is at capacity…